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EndangeredRainforest · Carnivore
Panthera tigris tigris
The largest of the big cats, the Bengal tiger prowls the mangroves and tropical forests of the Indian subcontinent, a solitary ambush hunter crowned with its unmistakable orange-and-black coat.
EndangeredSavannah · Herbivore
Loxodonta africana
The largest land animal on Earth, these gentle giants roam the grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa in tight family herds led by a matriarch, shaping entire ecosystems as they move.
Near ThreatenedPolar · Carnivore
Aptenodytes forsteri
The tallest and heaviest of all penguins, emperors endure the brutal Antarctic winter, huddling in vast colonies while the males incubate a single egg balanced on their feet.
VulnerableMountain · Carnivore
Panthera uncia
A phantom of the high Himalayas, the snow leopard's smoky grey coat and immense tail let it vanish into rocky slopes as it stalks blue sheep across some of the harshest terrain on the planet.
EndangeredOcean · Herbivore
Chelonia mydas
Named for the green fat beneath its shell, this ancient mariner grazes on seagrass meadows across tropical coasts and navigates thousands of miles back to the very beach where it hatched.
EndangeredRainforest · Herbivore
Gorilla beringei beringei
Living high in the misty volcanic forests of central Africa, these powerful yet peaceful apes forage in close-knit family groups guarded by a dominant silverback.
Least ConcernForest · Omnivore
Vulpes vulpes
The most widespread wild carnivore on Earth, the adaptable red fox thrives everywhere from woodland to city edge, hunting with a famous pounce through snow and undergrowth alike.
Least ConcernRainforest · Herbivore
Ara macao
A blaze of red, blue and gold against the rainforest canopy, the scarlet macaw mates for life and cracks the toughest nuts and seeds with its formidable curved beak.
Least ConcernForest · Carnivore
Canis lupus
The ancestor of every domestic dog, the grey wolf hunts large prey in highly social packs across the northern forests and tundra, communicating through the haunting chorus of its howl.
VulnerableMountain · Herbivore
Ailuropoda melanoleuca
An icon of conservation, the giant panda spends up to fourteen hours a day feeding on bamboo in the cool, foggy mountain forests of central China.
Least ConcernOcean · Omnivore
Amphiprion ocellaris
Sheltering among the stinging tentacles of sea anemones on tropical reefs, the clownfish earns its safe haven by keeping its host clean, a partnership both sides depend on.
Least ConcernPolar · Omnivore
Vulpes lagopus
Wrapped in the warmest fur of any mammal, the arctic fox turns snow-white in winter and brown in summer, surviving the frozen tundra by trailing polar bears and caching food.
